Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-26
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Spen honesty.
wv. Ed. Roesos, II. d.. r. c. s /. n.
= =. q; L, late OF tie Royal Navy, Of
EnsLsnd. has get into Professional trouble
InT Whiting the following oren letter 70 the
eitor of the LIndoa F.mftg Toc.ox-
= tenoTe i TO Be tbs duty OF every rhssi-
e!an TO m~ckekrcwn airy means or recleiv
whereby s.cLneS can he prevented, and it IS
Tor THIS purpose / wr.te to give nv expe-
renee beth her. and abroad. ask the pub
iicat.on o. tn statement that I4eonle NAV be
Earned before it IS TOO late. to saw 10 them
tat there : at lard a mean by which taav
may Dc restored 70 perfect health. II j well
known - tn. medical word. ana indeed. 10
he laity, that 9 certain diseg Q i making =
terrible havoc: that mex 70 consuz.pti Il Il
is the most fatal, and that when fu.fy deve!-
ferer."
Ply sicians and scientists have lone haen
trying . throw light unon the cause. AM il
Io-slo!e, hnd n nature a lnedi-ine for this
"a. ms ady. they leTe SHOWN. eUsslutelv,
that the d od-yurlfyi4c organs OF vital iu.-
por.ance are the kiiae $, and that when
taey once fall, the ,>3n whi-h they shpu,d
take ont CT Tie b-oeii IS arri5d b@ the blood
4i:to every part OF the body, developing
disease.
In NV hospita. practice IL England, Ia
dia and ~enth America. a-d also while a
suFgsbn in he Royal Eavy q treat Britain,
J gave @ grea- d,ai # attention TO the stu ~
OF disease oftaa ~EI3Ders and urinary organs,
ana fonu0 int u9t CnlE was the cure OF
chroni@ EI-1ht5 Disease hopeless, bat that
kidney Is~S~a was Tsn.G~-25}v prevalent,
much more - than e TO Z L kaA,vn, and Was
the ca}ss9 Il Tie n orltg ~ cases If s3c! es,
an further, tat he medieval Hrofe son has
over these organs II disease
"Soiue t.ntago Fen lad q case which ro-
ste all regular : e.,rn-p1-wh.ca i cry
I'm ted,-corrlI ctei with the passing OF
st":es from the kiiro7s. mach against my
viii / Ie~Fnltted my atie:.t 10 Use y arner'S
safe cure, q which hal heard rlarva .pssI C.
suits, IN lis case the result wa, simply mar
Vicious, as tie attack was q severe one, and
development very grave, for an aua'T~js
showst per cent. or alb-faen and granular
TUE casts
The action Of the medicine IVA, singular
and incompieaensib!e to ne. had never
seem anything like it. Tlepati9n mt re overei
promptly, anl IS to-day y sell lan1 healthy
ma2. Tbs stimulated my inltiry into tie
merits OF the remedy. and after ANALYSIS |
found it to be OF purely yesetabls character,
harmless to taae under all "Reminiscences.
Casting aside al professional ,Ge5Gdi e. l
gave it G. thorough tnial, as / WIS ansIuu:
thatnly patients shoa Id he raIore! t. health,
10 matter by what mel;clne. J pres ,T.1ed
il IL a great variety OF asses, Acute, Chroui,
Brights p}sease, I congestion of the Kidneys,
Catarrh Of the Bladder, ard IN every in
staucH did it speed!ly elect = cure
Eos Ibis reason deem it nay duty to give
to the world this statement regarding the
value Of harners safe IRE. / make this
statement or fats | am prepared 70 rrodu .
AM slbatanegete appeal to physicians CT
large practice Who know how common aul
deceptive diseases # the kidneys are. TO a.
aside professional prejudice, give their
patients WarEer's sale cure. restore tJnla to
perfect health, earn their gratitude, and thus
te true physicians.
Il atn satisfied that more than one-half Of
the de,ths When occur il 1ng-and aro
caused, primarily, ! impair el action If tie
kidneys and the cOu>e iUc4t Tetenc.oE IL the
blood OF tie poisonous lri and kidney acid.
Warmers safe cure causes the kidneys tn ex-
pei this poison. checks the escape Of a!Hamen,
relieves tho Inflammation ard prevents HI
ness from Impaired ana il poveriShcd blood.
EHaviHg had more than seventeen years e.-
perienoe ii my profession, [ conscientious
and emphaticaly state that l have beea able
to give more relief aud effect more cures ny
by the use of Warmer safe cur than BIZ al
the other medicines ascet telnaDle to the pro
fes>ion, the ma oc!ty Of winch, / am sorry
to say, are very uncertain il their action.
Isn't that a straightforward, manly let
teri
Indeed it is"
"Well, but do you know the author has
been drcadfully prosecuted for writing it"
How so? What has be done to merit it,
"Dore7 lie has spoken the truth our 81
school and his fellow PHYSICIANS, who wan
the public to think they have 4 monopoly il
wi liS hiSt AoS-j / TEL 4OIf ohSif i Iii
for admitting professional inability to reacl
certain disorders.
That latter created a wonderful sensation
among the titled classes and the public. Til
Jared the doctors terribly. The College 0
Surgeons artl Queens College, from Hhicl
institution be was graduated, asked for a
explanation or his unprofesslonal conduct
and notified him that Hn,ess he made a le
traction thew would discipline him.
The doctor rerlicd that ne allowed his ra
tients II maze use OF Warner'ssafe cure OH
after all the regular methods had fdI
and when he was satisfied that there was II
possible hone for them. iron their recovery
after having used Manners safe cure, he va
so much surprised tina, he wrote The abov
letter to the Eunil! Doctor. He re-rette
that he faculties found faaIt with bis artio
in the matter. bat he could not cons. .ar
tiouslv Tetra t the facts as writ>n to til
Family Ioctor.
s'The faculties Of both colleges replied Tx
unless be rctracte,l they should cut him oi
+ Noiah would naturally dsblr han fro1
a7tjl 1Tdc"t"jHG his profession. and ais
; prevent his sec'l,. ng another appointment
the Royal Navy
The iIiustrious doctors dilemma Is certain
r l. an unpleasant one. emphasizing, * il doe
!; both his own honesty and the conteHDtib
prejudice ard bigotrv ~ Er~l,sh med e
Il men. The masses, however. la Gr@ no syr
patty WITH Their ronsens,. keep On ling Il
remedy he s. hi9hIy recommends and 3
t well. while tia rich an3 abla depend ups
the preiuiice1 doctors and die
:. A light Hint.
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